Mount St. Joseph University Nursing

Tionna is known for her caring demeanor. Tionna received her bachelor’s degree from MSJ, and decided to continue her education here. She is loved by her classmates and has excelled clinically. Tionna will be a fantastic nurse! Congratulations Tionna! Tionna Jordan

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Congratulations to Madelyn Clark, the 2024 Sister DeChantal McCarthy SC Award recipient! Madelyn has demonstrated a profound commitment to the art and science of nursing. Madelyn has accepted a position as an ICU nurse! #nursingmsj

At age six, Jecinta Nlebedim '23 already knew about first-aid and wound care at her father's pharmaceutical store in Nigeria. After his passing, she pursued her graduate degree in nursing in the United States. Fortunately, the caring staff at the Mount made all the difference in her MSN-MAGELIN program. “Executing the guidance I received, and persevering through the tough times helped me successfully complete my program," Jecinta says. "I have learned not to let tough times quench my vision, but to rely on my dream to overcome tough times.” Read her story here: https://lnkd.in/gyF9Ywsw

Our graduating MSN students had their "last first day of class" last night! We had to capture it, of course! The MSN students will be graduating in May with their MSN, focusing in either Nursing Education or Nursing Administration. Congratulations!! #graduatenurse #rnlife #nurses #healthcareworkers #nurselife #graduate #nursemanager #nurseeducator

This Black History Month, we celebrate the remarkable achievements of Black nursing pioneers who have left an indelible mark on healthcare. Today, we shine a light on one inspiring figure: This month, we proudly spotlight Mabel Keaton Staupers (1890–1989), a visionary leader and tireless advocate for racial equality in nursing. Staupers was pivotal in desegregating the U.S. military nursing corps during World War II. Her unwavering commitment to breaking down barriers and promoting diversity has inspired generations of healthcare professionals. Join us in celebrating Mabel Keaton Staupers, whose courage and determination have enriched nursing and paved the way for a more inclusive future. #BlackHistoryMonth #MabelKeatonStaupers #NursingTrailblazer

Join us for a special event co-sponsored by the MSJ Department of Nursing and Ladies of Various Ethnicities United (L.O.V.E.). Dive into meaningful conversations and explore the intersection of faith and mental health with "The Garden Within" by Dr. Anita Phillips at L.O.V.E. United's inaugural book club event. Featuring presentations by Shaunda Dawson, MSJ RN-BSN alum and MSN-EDU student, and MSJ Nursing Assistant Professor Cody Jackson. Date: April 6th, 2024, Time: 12:00 – 5:00 PM Location: Mount St. Joseph University Register now at www.weareloveunited.com to secure your spot. Don't miss out on this enriching opportunity. #LOVEUnited #MSJNursing #FaithAndMentalHealth

MSJ Faculty Roxana Holland MSSW, LISW-S, LICDC discusses interesting perspectives on healthcare for Black and Brown persons.